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    three fallacies that I used were ad populum, ad verecundiam, and false cause (post hoc ergo propter hoc). While they were subtly used, they are able to illustrate what those specific fallacies are and why they are used in everyday advertising or arguments. The first fallacy I used in my advertisement for First Glitter was ad populum. This is simply stated as a way to “persuade someone to accept a desired conclusion on the grounds that many people evidently agree.” I illustrated this by uses the…

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    A logical fallacy is a flaw in reasoning. During weak arguments logical fallacy is used to make an argument appear to be stronger than it actually is. There are several different kinds fallacies but I will be focusing on three. Straw man, false cause, and appealing to emotion are the three that I have chosen. The first fallacy is known as Straw man. Straw man is defined as misrepresenting a persons argument to make it much easier to attack or retaliate against it. An example of this would…

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    position as a feminist. Her conclusions question her validity and sympathy to this issue and does not make a convincing argument. In the article, Paglia demonstrates abrupt reasoning, allures to fear, and she also makes weak arguments to interpret her poorly impressions of today’s dating, and rape. In paragraph 2 of the article, Paglia demonstrates abrupt reasoning in her argument, she states “Today these young women want the freedoms that we won, but they don’t want to acknowledge the risk.”…

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    Gasland Film Analysis

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    various regulations upon those that frack for natural gas. Leading to the point where the fracking industry is called into question about their doing by Josh Fox in his documentary Gasland that sways public perception to be negative over the fracking argument.…

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    SEE-I: Toulmin Model

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    reasoning that creates a good argument. Elaboration: In other words, The Toulmin model is composed of three main parts; data, claim, and warrant. We use this form of argument to prompt the simple man with a strong point. The first part of the Toulmin model is the data. The data is full of facts and important information. We base our argument off this information. Part two of the Toulmin Model is the claim. A statement that includes information that you involve into the argument and you ask the…

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    Outline (Pages 85-119) Staking a Claim Every argument has a claim, also called an assertion or proposition. A claim is different from a topic or subject in that a claim has to be arguable. Stating your informed opinion about a topic meaning going from a simple topic to a claim. Noting that neither a published author nor a student writer is likely to develop a strong claim is important. Taking notes and brainstorming allows us to develop positions on issues. It would allow you to take a…

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    Pros And Cons Of Parricide

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    There are more than one way to craft an argument. Whether it be through statistics, persuasion, feelings, they all have a goal, to make the audience listen and believe what one has to say. On the topic of the justice system and parricide I have found three articles who portray similar arguments, but craft them in different ways. But whether it be extrinsic or even touching on intrinsic they are successful in creating a strong argument towards their claims. A man named Greg Ousley was sentenced…

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    while the mother had to ask a man that was on his own travels for a drink of his unfiltered hot water for her daughter. This just shows the sad truth behind white privileged Americans. The second most logical argument within this ad was the quote at the end which says “The will to succeed is always welcomed here.” This quote states if the immigrates are willing to follow the procedure to come into America legally then they’re always welcome. The third logical argument goes against Trump saying…

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    Bellin argues that this then leads to authoritarianism (Bellin 2004, 143). The second problem with her article is that her argument is cyclical. Essentially, the factors that she believes cause authoritarianism can lead to a coercive state apparatus. Her argument is not linear and does not have a cause and effect relationship. Her argument is instead a cycle that can lead to both what she defines as a cause and what she defines as an effect. The various variables that are believed…

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    Near the end of Apology, as Socrates approaches death, he presents a rather complex argument concluding that death must be a blessing. This paper focuses on the reconstruction of Socrates’ argument, analyzing its quality, and ultimately concluding whether or not it has merit. After observing two examples of faulty arguments, the reconstruction of Socrates verbal logic is presented and each assertion is examined carefully. This examination will focus on each assertion individually and will…

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